The phrase "accelerator organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an organization that helps startups or businesses grow and develop quickly, often through mentorship, funding, and resources.
Example: "The accelerator organization provided invaluable support to the startups, helping them refine their business models and connect with investors."
Alternatives: "startup accelerator" or "business incubator".
Capital sources have been taking notice, too, with growing interest from overseas VCs, such as SoftBank Ventures, Rakuten Ventures, GlobalBrain, along with the rise of angel groups, accelerators, event organizations, and press that promote and support entrepreneurship.
Jose Deustua is the managing director of Peruvian accelerator UTEC Ventures, the organization behind Peru's largest investor event, the Peru Venture Capital Conference.
In addition to its hardware pursuits, HTC has launched a VR accelerator, an investment organization devoted to VR companies and a 3,500 square foot VR arcade in Taiwan called Viveland.
He is also the co-founder of Aternity, has led investments in successful startups like Any.do, JoyTunes and Commerce Sciences and helped manage and lead "TheJunction," a program created by Genesis to support early-stage entrepreneurs by offering co-working space and acting as a startup accelerator and alumni organization, a la 500 Startups.
The Accelerator supports local organizations to secure members and provides funding to assist with match requirements.
A member of the New Orleans chapter of the Entrepreneurs Organizationn, Mr. Langley poured his energy into developing the organization's Accelerator program.
The organization's Accelerator program, which is in its third year, provides funding, mentorship and networking for selected companies.
The site currently details some of the partnerships Google has undertaken, such as its efforts with the San Francisco-based media accelerator Matter; grassroots journalism organization Hackers/Hackers; TechRaking summits Google is holding with the Center for Investigative Reporting, and others.
Indeed, the closest example to what Adalberth is looking to achieve may be Meltwater, an organization whose MEST accelerator is a runaway success in Accra, Ghana.
The expanded program will offer selected teams access to technological and security expertise from GCHQ, the National Cyber Security Centre and Telefónica, which is the partner organization running the accelerator program (under its Wayra UK bootcamp banner), as well as the usual mix of mentoring, business services and office space.
